Hardware

Should we be excited about Woolworths’ plans to expand its share of the hardware and home improvement market?

Which end of the hammer will consumers be on?

Well that depends on whether you are concerned about the level of dominance that Woolworths already has in the retail sector.

With Woolworths already dominant in the grocery, petrol and liquor market it was only a matter of time before it tried to leverage its considerable market power into other retail sectors.

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